Higher Ed Headlines
A few stories from around campus and across the field of higher education that we're following at the moment:
Around Campus
- Attorney General Jocelyn Elders to speak at Provost Lecture Series April 2
- Board of Trustees elects new members
- Emory named a top producer of Fulbright Scholars
- Emory men's basketball to host opening rounds of NCAA D-III Championship
- Lecture to explore book smugglers who saved rare works from Nazis
- Site preparations begin on new R. Randall Rollins Building
- 10 free things to do in March
- Retired U.S. Navy Chief of Chaplains to speak about leadership on March 25 at Candler
- Emory helps take science to the community for the Atlanta Science Festival
- New director of orchestral studies builds student talent
- Emory establishes University Consensual Relationship Policy
- Spring brings a busy calendar of March arts events
Related News
- Emory joins the ranks of America’s top 5 nursing colleges again (Emory's Nell Hodgson Woodruff School of Nursing featured)
- LGBT+ candidates win big in U.S. Super Tuesday contests (Alan Abramowitz quoted)
- The case for Ginsburg to recuse herself (Michael Broyde writes)
- 5 keys to sustainable purchasing for colleges (Emory University’s partnership with the Conservation Fund featured)
- Political Rewind: Biden back on top after Super Tuesday (Alan Abramowitz and Andra Gillespie interviewed)
- Writer of young adult dark tales nominated for award (Peter Saloman featured)
- Political Rewind: Last minute drop-outs, endorsements shake up Super Tuesday (Pearl Dowe interviewed)
- Race for the White House: Super Tuesday (Ed Lee interviewed)
- New DNA origami motor breaks speed record for nano machines (Alison Weeks writes, Khalid Salaita and Alisina Bazrafshan quoted)
- Short Wave celebrates black excellence in science (Ken Carter interviewed)
- ‘We are going to be back to where we were after Reconstruction—unless we stop it’ (Carol Anderson interviewed)
- City Lights: Ruby Lal’s 'Empress' (Ruby Lal interviewed)
- Scientists look to drugs already in development to combat COVID-19 (Emory Institute for Drug Development featured, George Painter interviewed)
- ‘Gov’t needs more people like him.’ Chief Deputy AG hailed at retirement (Emory Law School alumnus Dennis Dunn profiled)
- What happened to the students left behind as Florida’s private school vouchers expanded? (Chris Karbownik’s research featured)
- Tech industry fuels reverse migration for black Americans (Jessica Lynn Stewart interviewed)
- City Lights: African Americans in World War I; ‘Blood On Her Name’; and more (Pellom McDaniels interviewed)
- More possible lead contamination on the Westside of Atlanta (Emory doctoral student research cited)
- Phoenix Flies to showcase amazing Atlanta homes, architecture—for free—in March. Here’s what to know (Emory’s Pitts Theology Library featured)
- Business of Bees: Live in Seattle (Donna McDermott interviewed)